cytohesin
cytohesin noun: any of a family of proteins, abundant in cells of the immune system, that are regulatory factors in lymphocytes.
Noun
cytohesin (plural cytohesins)
- Any of a family of proteins, abundant in cells of the immune system, that are regulatory factors in lymphocytes.
Forms of cytohesin
| plural | cytohesins |
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Questions about cytohesin
- What does cytohesin mean?
- Cytohesin means any of a family of proteins, abundant in cells of the immune system, that are regulatory factors in lymphocytes.
- What part of speech is cytohesin?
- Cytohesin is a noun.
- What is the plural of cytohesin?
- The plural of cytohesin is cytohesins.
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